The Hindu Business Line : Monday, September 10, 2007

OFFHAND
Coping with `scavenging' jobs
There are always jobs in organisations, or in any field of human enterprise, which are widely perceived as a `dog house', or a `scavenging job'. In the government sector, for instance, being posted to archives, training establishments, social ... More

ON THE MOVE
Bulk carriers ride rising freight wave
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A RINGSIDE VIEW
Restricted liquidity, volatility may mark tradings
‘Re-pricing of risk will have its attendant impact on India’s growth rate’ More

MUTUAL CONFIDENCE
Scratch more than just surface to grasp true domicile of cos
Firm’s address is no longer an accurate indicator of where it does the bulk of its business More

ADR WATCH
All counters record premium dips
Dr Reddy’s, MTNL end in positive territory More

RANDOM WALK
Roads less travelled
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CHAT
Hard to sweep bad news under the carpet
Khan was worriedly studying the US foreclosures data. Dakshinamoorthy was tabulating patents filed info, company wise. And Sridevi was charting the scenarios post a likely rise in petrol/diesel prices. Till Jogin reminded them all about the ... More

EUROSCAPE
Water management in Europe — Tapping the sources right
The water industry in Germany exemplifies the highest standards of performance and efficiency among the EU member-States. The consumers are well served, especially when it comes to drinking water quality and security of supply. Germans are able to do this due to the high technical standards of distribution and treatment. More

JOTTINGS
How fashions change in politics
There was a time when self-sufficiency was as Indian as the Ramayana, and as much venerated. Going to the foreigner for help was considered an admission of our inability to grow under our own steam. After a series of take-overs of overseas ... More

PEOPLE WISE
The changing face of Indian work culture
For ages, Indians were considered quite different from their western counterparts in terms of the meaning they attached to time, relationships, work and so on. A lot of this is clearly beginning to change. India and Indians are seen to be moving from a “high context culture” towards a “low context culture”. More

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